Streamate Launches New 'Black Label' Options for Cambuilder

Streamate Launches New 'Black Label' Options for Cambuilder

SEATTLE — Streamate has launched three new Black Label options for its Cambuilder affiliate program.

The new options enable affiliates to use their own billing.

"Our new Black Label options allow seamless integration of Streamate's webcams to any domain," said a Cambuilder rep. "Each of the new offerings comes with ready-made code samples that open the door to any affiliate who wants to use our advanced tools.

"The first Black Label options back in 2017 were mostly suitable for bigger companies who had the needed development resources," the rep added. "The new options that we are adding now allow much simpler integration while still delivering excellent results, including the ability to enhance search engine traffic and eliminate any traffic leaks to third-party sites."

For more information, visit Cambuilder.com.

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